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Speaking Evaluation

Speaking Assessment for ESL

Speaking Evaluation for LS Module 1

Rubric Code: PA5B64

By rtruesdell0810

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Subject: English

Type: Exam

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Category
	Above Standard 4 pts	Standard 3 pts	Below Standard 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Pronunciacion 15 %	Above Standard Pronunciation and Fluidity in Speech are excellent with close to no mistakes made. Comprehension is easy.	Standard Pronounces most of the words correctly and speaks clearly but with a few mistakes. Comprehension is not affected by performance.	Below Standard Mistakes are made regularly in pronunciation and there is little fluidity in the speech. Comprehension is possible, but negatively affected.	Unsatisfactory Pronunciation and lack of fluidity cuase the presentation to be almost, if not completely incomprehensible.
Grammar and Vocabulary 35 %	Above Standard Appropriate usage of vocabulary words studied and very few grammatical mistakes were made. Easily comprehensible.	Standard Appropriately uses correct vocabulary and grammar most of the time. There are mistakes made, but comprehension is not affected.	Below Standard Grammatical mistakes are regularly made. Vocabulary is lacking. Comprehension negatively affected.	Unsatisfactory Vocabulary and Grammar are lacking. Many mistakes are made. Comprehension is negatively affected and presentation is almost incomprehensible.
Content 50 %	Above Standard Completely covers topic, and gives details and information that allows the class to easily understand.	Standard Mostly covers all the details and information, leaving out only a few pieces of info. Topic is understood.	Below Standard Covers about half of the info available. Gives only enough detail that is negatively affects understanding but can still be understood somewhat.	Unsatisfactory Does not provide enough information and details to allow the class to understand the topic of the presentation. Fails to cover almost all important information.